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Order Clerks Salary in California

What Order Clerks earn in California, labor market by labor market, and what is left after taxes and living costs in 2 counties.

Average in CA
$47,857
local median wages, weighted
Workers in state
11,520
BLS employment estimate
Wage areas
1
2 counties

Pay by labor market in California

Order Clerks pay by wage area in California
Wage areaMedian wageTake-home payMargin per yearLargest county
Los Angeles-Long Beach-Anaheim, CA$46,590$38,672$237Los Angeles County, CA

Counties ranked by what is left after the basics

Order Clerks in California counties, by yearly margin
#CountyMedian wageTake-home payMargin per year
1Los Angeles County, CA$46,590$38,672$237
2Orange County, CA$46,590$38,672−$2,259

Order Clerks pay in California

The employment-weighted average of local median wages for Order Clerks in California is $47,857, based on 11,520 workers. The BLS national median for the occupation is $46,170, so California averages 3.7% above it.

Published data for California currently covers the Los Angeles-Long Beach-Anaheim, CA area, with a local median wage of $46,590.

Cost of living for Order Clerks in California

We compare 2 California counties after federal, Social Security, Medicare and state taxes and the four basics: a one-bedroom rental, food, home energy and gasoline. Los Angeles County, CA leaves the largest yearly margin, $237. In Orange County, CA the basics cost $2,259 more than take-home pay. The median wage covers all four basics in 1 of the 2 counties.

Frequently asked questions: Order Clerks in California

How much do Order Clerks earn in California?

The employment-weighted average of local median wages is $47,857.

Which California county is best for Order Clerks?

Los Angeles County, CA leaves the largest yearly margin after taxes and the four basics ($237). Orange County, CA follows at -$2,259.